NEWS: Average Joes Entertainment’s Original Dynamic Duo, Twang and Round, Celebrate

September 30, 2015  •  Leave a Comment

NASHVILLE, TN (September 30, 2015)  - Newcomers, Twang and Round, are thrilled to debut their brand new video, “Pour Another Round,” this Thursday, October 1 via cutting edge technology: an iPhone 5s :). “Pour Another Round,” the stellar title track from their recently released debut EP, showcases the duo's  unique musical style of country, hip-hop, and southern rock. Opening with an acoustic guitar, the song crescendos into a storm of hooky riffs. The duo is throwing a video premiere party starting at 5:30 pm at Nashville’s famous Gold Rush Restaurant, first popularized in Robert Altman’s 1975 film, “Nashville.” Beer and onion rings will be served. Check out the trailer for “Pour Another Round” here.

 

Initially introduced on Average Joes Entertainment’s popular Mud Digger compilation series, Twang and Round, consisting of Vernon Roach (“Kuntry Twang”) and Brad Davis (“Lil’ Round”) prove their impeccable talent for partying in “Pour Another Round.” The video, written, produced and cast by Twang and Round, was shot in their home state of Kentucky. Executive produced by Spielberg protégé Colby Gardner and directed by Badger, “Pour Another Round” tells the story of a young couple choosing what’s important: alcohol.

 

Twang and Round’s influences span across every genre ranging from Creedence Clearwater Revival, Black Crows, and Lynyrd Skynyrd, to UGK, Outkast, Beastie Boys, to Merle Haggard and Waylon Jennings. Teenage friends, the Kentucky natives have built a bridge between all these genres to create their own unique sound.

 

About Twang and Round: Managed by Fly South Music Group, Twang and Round are signed to Nashville-based AVJ Records, a division of Average Joes Entertainment. The musical career of Vernon Roach (a.k.a "Kuntry Twang") and Brad Davis (a.k.a "Lil’ Round") began in their early teens with a mutual love of music, recording, producing, and engineering. Discovering ways that they complement each other they found that the style of music they make commanded one to listen closely. Both hail from Kentucky.

 

For more information, visit:

www.twangandround.net


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